OklahomaQuantum

Inertial sensor provides position when GPS is unavailable. Therefore, it is used in many industries, such as autonomous vehicles, submarines, aircraft and spacecraft. However, inaccuracies or small errors of inertial sensor accumulate and increase over time, so often aircraft and submarines have to self-disclose to readjust their current position. It is often a lethal threat to missions as it reveals its location in unwanted areas. Quantum inertial sensors can provide near-absolute accuracy of acceleration because atoms are extremely sensitive to their environment. However, quantum technology has many shortcomings to be put into practical uses. OklahomaQauntum is developing quantum inertial sensor that is highly integrated, compact for navigation.